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Fox gave Monroe a final supporting role—with star billing—in the Howard Hawks comedy Monkey Business. The role was insubstantial, yet Monroe’s fame and publicity had reached a level even higher than the film’s stars, Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers. With the revelations that she had posed for a nude calendar and was now dating Joe DiMaggio, her stardom reached an even higher rung. Fox, bowing to the inevitable, cast her in a major leading role as femme fatale Rose Loomis in the Technicolor film noir Niagara. As directed by old pro Henry Hathaway, Monroe gave an over-the-top demonstration of lurid glamour. In her appearance, attitude, and walk (which Hathaway spotlighted twice in the film), Monroe was the epitome of high-contrast 1950s sexuality. Seldom in the future would she be so blatant in her effects and presentation.
Title: Detonating
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Abstract
Fox gave Monroe a final supporting role—with star billing—in the Howard Hawks comedy Monkey Business.
The role was insubstantial, yet Monroe’s fame and publicity had reached a level even higher than the film’s stars, Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers.
With the revelations that she had posed for a nude calendar and was now dating Joe DiMaggio, her stardom reached an even higher rung.
Fox, bowing to the inevitable, cast her in a major leading role as femme fatale Rose Loomis in the Technicolor film noir Niagara.
As directed by old pro Henry Hathaway, Monroe gave an over-the-top demonstration of lurid glamour.
In her appearance, attitude, and walk (which Hathaway spotlighted twice in the film), Monroe was the epitome of high-contrast 1950s sexuality.
Seldom in the future would she be so blatant in her effects and presentation.
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